Oldschool Greenline Tach Rat Rod 9000 Rpm Usa Made #355013 on 2040-parts.com
Orange, California, United States
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LOOKS TO BE OLD SUN GAUGE NOT SURE CAME FROM 62 CHEVY IMPALA 409 RAT ROD MOTOR..............GREAT SHAPE,VERY NICE COLOR,USA MADE INSCRIBED.............. CHROME IN NICE USED SHAPE SEE PICS FOR CONDITION............STILL WORKS..........COMPLETE WITH BRACKET...........ALL LEADS MARKED FOR NEW INSTALL...........S/H ALL 50 USA STATES 13.80 PRIORITY TRACKING INCLUDED
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